Summer Camp

2009 Summer Camp Programs

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Family Camp, Option #1
June 30 - July 5, 2009
Directors: Rodney & Rebecca Peterson & The Rev. Marilyn McNaughton

Come as a family and join us for a week of faith, fellowship and traditional camp fun. Click here to find out more.

(separate registration form - click here)

Junior Camp and CIT Week
July 5-11, 2009 (Grades 3-8)
Directors: Rachel Allen & Shannon Croteau

Campers grades 3-8 take part in a one week program designed to connect kids to God through coming together as a camp community. Activities include cabin challenges, Wacky Olympics, carnivals, creative worship, water games, talent shows, singing, bible studies, gardening, daily camp activities (archery, arts & crafts, etc.), and campfires.

Adventure Camp
July 12-18, 2009 (grades 6-12)
Director: Rachel Allen & Elise Glidden

Campers grades 6-12 engage in worship, fellowship, learning and fun adventures while taking part in their choice of camp activities such as: boating, swimming, hiking, nature, arts&crafts, archery, games, eco-stewardship, music and dance, and service projects. An all-camp outdoor campout is a mid-week highlight.

Advanced Adventure Trip Camp
July 18-25, 2009 (grades 8-12) - LIMITED NUMBER of campers
Director: The Rev. Rob Mark

This year the Eco Adventure will be an exciting mixture of adventure and service. The first half of the week will be spent in the Boston area working with the homeless and doing other service projects in the area. We will be working with the local church. The second half of the week will be Canoeing down the Connecticut river and camping out on the banks of the river. Contact Rachel1248@aol.com for more information.

Family Camp, Option #2
July 26-August 1, 2009
Directors: Barbara & Joe LaTour

Family members of all ages join us on site for a week of fun and fellowship along with bible studies geared to the separate age groups. Each family, consisting of at least one parent/guardian and a child, has a cabin space as home base for the week. The full camp comes together for all meals and evening camp activities, music, creative worship & fun.

(separate registration form - click here)

Challengers Camp
August 2-8, 2009

A camp for developmentally challenged adults which provides a weeklong Christ-centered vacation with participation in worship, bible learning, and related activities, including arts & crafts, mission stories, songs of praise, prayer time, field games, hiking, swimming, canoeing and campfire programming.  This week is a time of fun, faith sharing, and fellowship while also a time of rest for families and care providers.

*Scholarships may be available. Contact us for more information.